Communication Flashcards
When creating an ad that is graphic and emphasizes the suffering of real people, researchers should consider the ethical decision of….
Informed consent.
- Researchers should make sure that the participants are fully informed about how their images would be portrayed and how broadly the ads would be shared
To collect data to assess the health literacy of the populations and assess how they are understanding communication materials, a researcher can
Do interviews, focus groups and surveys
Communication Medium
Sound, print, visual images
Communication Channel
Speaking, radio, magazines, social media
Noise
Anything that interferes with, distorts, or slows down the transmission of information
Health Communication Program Cycle
- Planning and strategy development
- Includes analysis of the problem, ecological setting, the target population, core intervention strategy and partnership mix - Developing and pretesting concepts, messages, and materials
- Focuses on developing and producing specific concepts, messages, materials and media to achieve program objectives - Implementing the program
- A tactical plan defining what will be done, when, where, how and with what money for each piece of the program - Assessing effectiveness and making refinements
- Assessing the outcomes and impact of the program.
Primary Audience
The person or people to whom your message is addressed
Secondary Audience
People who have direct and immediate influence over the primary audience
Tertiary Audience
People who have indirect influence with the primary audience
Engagement Strategies
Goal of engagement strategies is to set up a feeling of mutual understanding (ex. setting up Facebook pages for people who share a health condition)
Educational strategies
The provision of information, can include framing.
- Framing is presenting the information to best resonate with the intended audience.
Four P’s of Marketing
Product, Price, Place, Promotion
Patient Centeredness
Principle that places the patient’s needs and abilities at the heart of any communication encounter, whether in clinical or public health.
Health literacy
The degree to which individuals have the capacity to obtain, process, and understand basic health information and services needed to make appropriate health decisions
Covello’s Message Map
Messages are presented in three short messages in fewer than 27 words each